Why You Can Trust CNET Canon Pixma iP6220D
A modest version of the iP6000D.
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Canon Pixma iP6220D
Though part of the Pixma iP6000D series, the iP6220D shares little in common with its more expensive sibling, the iP6600D. It has a smaller LCD, a different printhead--2 picoliter droplets rather than 1--and uses two tricolor cartridges. Unless you're really cash strapped, the higher-price model is probably a better bet.
Though part of the Pixma iP6000D series, the iP6220D shares little in common with its more expensive sibling, the iP6600D. It has a smaller LCD, a different printhead--2 picoliter droplets rather than 1--and uses two tricolor cartridges. Unless you're really cash strapped, the higher-price model is probably a better bet.